Barycz Valley Landscape Park
is a
Landscape Park located close to Wrocław, south-western part of Poland mostly in
Lower Silesia . It has 870,4 square
kilometres and it is covered by forests, lakes full of fish and flood-meadow.
It was established on 3.06.1996. This Park is famous for its big number
of fish ponds located near Milicz and Żmigród, which are called Milicz Ponds.
Experts say that there are about 300 ponds, which is the biggest collection of
fish ponds in Europe. It is also one of the most valuable ecosystems in Poland
and Europe. The area of Barycz Valley contains Wydymacz, Radziądz, Olsztyny
Niezgodzkie, Milicz Lakes, and Joanna Hill Nature reserves.
The
beauty of Barycz Valley
Barycz Valley is one of the most beautiful natural areas of Poland.
This ecosystem is dominated by big lakes surrounded by temperate broad-leaf
forests. The diversity of plants and
animals can be encountered in this region. Here you can see some protected plants. For example:
·
Yellow and White water lily
· common hedgenettle
·
common reed
·
Ivy
·
Mezereon
BIRDS
·
wild geese
·
cormorants
·
mute, black, and white
swans
· great egrets
·
white and black stork
·
European penduline tit
·
black-headed gull
·
white-tailed eagle
·
common buzzard
·
northern lapwing
Bird which live in this region are a big attraction for
ornithologists, birdwatchers and
tourists. This is why Barycz Valley is often called The Bird Paradise.
Tourism
Barycz Valley is extremely attractive for tourists. Each year it
is visited by thousands of people from all over Europe. The various wildlife
and beauty of Barycz forests is not the only attraction. In Milicz, tourists
can visit magnificent ruins of medieval castle, churches, beautiful wooden
houses and characteristic rural cottages. Tourists can also try delicious local
cuisine especially carp and other types of fish. In the past Milicz was one of
the biggest producers of carp in Europe so it is a perfect place for fish
connoisseurs.
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